HOW TO CARE FOR & STORE YOUR JEWELRY
With the right care, your jewelry can remain beautiful and radiant for years to come. A few simple habits will help protect each piece from scratches, tarnishing and everyday wear.
STAINLESS STEEL
Keep it clean & polished
After wearing, gently wipe your jewelry with a soft, dry cloth to remove oils, sweat and fingerprints.
Protect the finish
Stainless steel is durable, but prolonged contact with perfume, hairspray, creams, chlorine and household cleaning products can affect its appearance. Whenever possible, allow beauty products to dry before putting on your jewelry.
Store separately
Keep each piece separate to prevent scratches, tangling and unnecessary friction. A soft pouch or lined jewelry box is ideal.
SILVER
Embrace its natural character
Silver naturally tarnishes over time when exposed to air and moisture. This is completely normal and can easily be refreshed with a soft silver-polishing cloth.
Keep it dry
Store silver jewelry away from humidity and moisture. An airtight jewelry pouch or box is ideal for helping to slow down tarnishing.
Avoid chemicals
Perfume, lotions, chlorine and household chemicals can accelerate tarnishing or affect the surface of your jewelry. We recommend putting your jewelry on last, after applying beauty products.
Give each piece its own space
Store silver pieces separately to help prevent scratches and keep them looking their best.
GOLD
Keep it radiant
Gently wipe your gold jewelry with a soft, lint-free cloth after wearing to remove oils, sweat and fingerprints and help maintain its natural shine.
Avoid harsh chemicals
Although gold is resistant to tarnishing, frequent exposure to perfume, lotions, chlorine, household cleaners and other chemicals can affect its appearance. Put your jewelry on last, after applying beauty products.
Handle with care
Gold is a relatively soft metal and can scratch or become misshapen, particularly in finer or delicate pieces. Avoid wearing gold jewelry during activities where it may be knocked, bent or exposed to excessive friction.
Store separately
Keep each piece in its own soft pouch or a lined jewelry box to help prevent scratches, tangling and contact with other metals.
GOLD PLATED
Treat it gently
Gold-plated jewelry has a thin layer of gold over another metal, so gentle care is important to help preserve its finish. Wipe your jewelry with a soft, dry cloth after wearing to remove oils and residue.
Keep away from moisture & chemicals
Avoid prolonged contact with water, perfume, lotions, hairspray, chlorine and household chemicals. Remove gold-plated jewelry before showering, swimming, exercising or applying beauty products.
Minimize friction
Frequent rubbing against skin, clothing or other jewelry can gradually wear away the gold plating. Avoid wearing plated pieces during activities that may cause excessive friction or impact.
Store carefully
Keep gold-plated pieces separately in a soft pouch or lined jewelry box, away from humidity and direct sunlight. Storing each piece individually helps protect the plating from scratches and unnecessary wear.
Allow it to rest
Gold plating naturally becomes more delicate with regular wear and may eventually show signs of fading. Rotating your pieces and giving them a break between wears can help extend the life of the finish.
GLASS BEADS
Handle with care
Glass is delicate and can scratch, chip or break if dropped or knocked against hard surfaces. Handle your pieces gently when putting them on, taking them off and storing them.
Keep away from chemicals & moisture
Avoid prolonged exposure to perfume, hairspray, strong chemicals and excessive moisture, as these can affect the finish of the beads and surrounding materials.
Clean gently
Use a soft, slightly damp cloth to gently remove dust or residue. Always dry the jewelry thoroughly afterward.
Store safely
Keep glass-beaded pieces separately in a soft pouch or lined jewelry box to prevent scratches, chips and contact with other jewelry.
GEMSTONES
Handle with care
Gemstones vary in hardness and durability, and some are more delicate than others. Handle gemstone jewelry gently and avoid dropping or knocking pieces against hard surfaces.
Protect from chemicals
Perfume, lotions, hairspray, chlorine and household chemicals can affect certain gemstones, treatments or settings. Put gemstone jewelry on after applying beauty products and remove it before swimming or using cleaning products.
Clean gently
Unless otherwise specified for a particular gemstone, gently wipe your jewelry with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, harsh chemicals and rough materials that may scratch the stone or damage its setting. Dry thoroughly afterward.
Avoid extreme conditions
Sudden changes in temperature, prolonged heat and excessive moisture can affect some gemstones and their settings. Keep your jewelry away from direct heat and store it in a stable, dry environment.
Store separately
Store gemstone jewelry individually in a soft pouch or lined jewelry box. Keeping pieces separate helps prevent stones and metal settings from scratching one another.
Care for the setting
Take care when putting on and removing gemstone jewelry to avoid catching the piece on clothing or other objects. Periodically check that stones remain securely set, especially for rings and delicate pieces.